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Anne Glasser
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Feb 25
Anne Glasser replied to Christopher Perrin's discussion Should Latin Be Taught in the Upper Grades Only? in the group Latin & Greek Teachers
"Hi Dr. Perrin,  I know this is an old discussion but I will bite.   I have been involved with two classical Christian schools in the southeast -- both offer Latin beginning in third grade, one offers Greek in high school, neither offer a…"
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Jan 20
Anne Glasser replied to Christopher Perrin's discussion Your Best Ideas for Teacher Training--Please List Them!
"I would be VERY interested in seeing what other schools do, and possibly even going to workshops or trainings outside our area.  Is this common?  "
Jan 20
Anne Glasser replied to Jacob Belcher's discussion House System in the group Student Culture & Community
"I hope you will keep this discussion going, and share your experiences as the year progresses.   Thanks a bunch :)"
Oct 15, 2012
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Student Culture & Community

A group for teachers and administrators who develop programs to intentionally shape the student culture at their school.Such programs might include extracurricular clubs, service organizations, school policies and procedures, a house system, school competitions, and the like.A place to discuss discipline issues, managing the atmosphere, motifs, and mores of your school, intentionality in programs, policies, and teacher/student relations, and any other element that contributes or detracts from a…See More
Oct 15, 2012
Anne Glasser replied to Christopher Perrin's discussion Can CC Educators Learn from The Education System in Finland?
"Another confounding variable is that teachers are likely as respected as physicians or engineers -- applicants to teacher's colleges are not bottom-of-the-barrel like they can be here in the US.   "
Oct 15, 2012
Anne Glasser left a comment for Dianne Bush
"Welcome, Mrs. Bush!  I know other schools will learn so much from your experience.  "
Oct 10, 2012
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"Hi, Mr. Bolen!  Great to see you here.  I look forward to learning from you.  "
Oct 10, 2012
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"Welcome Cindy! SO GREAT to see you here.  :) "
Oct 10, 2012
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Oct 3, 2012
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Oct 3, 2012
Anne Glasser left a comment for Christopher Perrin
"Thanks for the warm welcome!  I'm happy to be here.   "
Oct 3, 2012
Christopher Perrin left a comment for Anne Glasser
"Anne, welcome to the community!"
Oct 3, 2012
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Oct 2, 2012

Profile Information

Name of School
Covenant Classical Christian School
Subjects You Teach
Latin. I also teach humanities for homeschoolers.
Academic Interests
Medieval literature
Hobbies and Other Interests
sewing, reading
How Long Have You Been a Teacher?
13-15 years
Favorite Authors
CS Lewis, Dostoevsky, Paul F. M. Zahl
Tell us a bit about yourself--a brief bio
I'm a teacher, and a student by constitution! I am an autodidactic and avid reader.

I came to classical education in the '90s. My daughter was a student at an elite prep school, whole language was in vogue in the teacher's college, and I was an executive director for an Episcopal kindergarten. I saw that the best-performing schools didn't change their methodology with educational faddery, but for the most part stuck with the tried and true, much of it (focusing on teaching students the tools of learning instead of isolated subjects, engaging them in the "great conversation") is used in classical and Christian schools.

I read Mr. Wilson's book in the mid-90s, and re-thought what I thought I knew. I joined a book club focusing on education, then it morphed into focusing on Christian education, then classical and Christian education, then the classics, and the rest is history.

I'm married to a brilliant thinker, reader and musician, a true renaissance man about whom I joke practices medicine in his spare time, and we have eight children.

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At 10:01am on October 3, 2012, Christopher Perrin said…

Anne, welcome to the community!

 
 
 

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